But as I sit here waiting for the 114 mb file to complete, I'm asking myself, "Would I run Office if I didn't have to?" // So you may really control like 99.9% of the OS marketplace. It's possible. And you may be claiming victory with the new Windows 7. Kudos. But people will get tired of downloading updates all day. And hopefully nothing bad will happen when we apply patch 3.1.22. Cause back in the day… Well, you know. Some drivers and things would call entire systems to stop functioning.
Minor Blip in my CLOUD: When "Unlimited" Has Undisclosed Limits (A2 Hosting Pulls My Plug)
I am in the market for a new hosting service. Yes I have about 30 live urls. But seriously, only 3 of them generate any real traffic. You can see the entire Uber.la universe right over there by clicking on that Quantcast badge. // I'm going to look into A2's 99.99% Uptime Garauntee. I wonder what else I'll find when I ask them to refund my March payment in full. BUT… I'd better had my next landing pad up and running before giving them notice. Oh, hell… I wonder if they'll read my blog now? (grin)
3 Ways To Reset When the Day Seems To Be Getting Away From You (Work-Life In Balance?)
I have felt overwhelmed many times. And I have not always been able to breathe, walk and reset my way out of the overwhelm. But when I HAVE been able to catch the runaway freight train near the top of the slope, I can often reset, apply the brakes, and move with a much more effective and intentional goal in mind.
What Is Your "Always On" Technology? How Should I Reach You Right NOW?"
That way, when the tumble of emails continues to scroll past me in Outlook, I can see there's an Action request. (Hint: Using URGENT message statuses never works. On mobile email systems it may or may not even show up depending on the software and settings.) So use the Subject line of every email to state *exactly* what you want. // I'm happy to respond, it's my nature.
Building and ReBuilding Google Buzz: At Google Beta Means Beta, Sometimes
So with the quick start out of the gate, Google Buzz was the darling of the media, the interactive media anyway, as soon as it appeared like a folder within our G-Mail accounts. Less than revolutionary, Buzz felt to me like yet another tool to broadcast small text bursts into the "statusphere" and [oh boy!] you could connect it to your Twitter ™ and Picassa ™ accounts. Not so revolutionary in my mind.
